Perennial Vegetables: Why They May Be the Way Forward for Agriculture
Researchers and agronomists are increasingly turning their attention to perennial vegetable crops as a solution to soil degradation and climate change.
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Researchers and agronomists are increasingly turning their attention to perennial vegetable crops as a solution to soil degradation and climate change.
President Prabowo Subianto has launched a nationwide mass harvest initiative involving rice, sugarcane, and soybeans to bolster Indonesia's national food self-sufficiency.
Experts warn that the ongoing El Nino and delayed Kharif harvests could pose significant risks to India’s upcoming wheat crop, amid global market volatility.
The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has launched a strategic roadmap for 2047, focusing on crop diversification, technological adoption, and increased output.
The Hasaka Agriculture Directorate has confirmed the conclusion of winter crop harvesting across the governorate. Wheat marketing to state-authorized collection centers continues as the season winds down.
An innovative agrivoltaics project at the Volkswagen Poznań plant combines renewable energy, livestock, and scientific research to boost biodiversity.
An abnormally dry period in Ireland has prompted farmers to begin the grain harvest ahead of schedule.
According to the Union of Turkish Agricultural Chambers (TZOB), nearly 90,000 hectares of agricultural land were damaged by natural disasters in the first six months of 2026.
The African Union is implementing a massive land restoration project across the Sahel region. The initiative aims to halt the expansion of the Sahara Desert and restore 100…